BlogWood Exclusive: Leaked Memo Maps Schools Strategy
According to untrustworthy high level school board sources, the recent revelation that Governor Jeb! Bush feels that evolution need not be included in any future statewide science standards combined with the upcoming fight over the future of sex education in Hillsborough County Schools have spurred this anonymous internal memo, apparently written by a conservative School Board member and leaked to BlogWood by a super-secret mole, which very frankly lays out the basic framework for dealing with these and other burning issues.
From: (Redacted)
To: School Board Members
Re: A simple strategy for dealing with many contentious issues
All:
We received a real wakeup call when we tried to mess with the Christian holidays. Despite the fact that our new policies on holidays and absences mirrored those in many other districts, our righteous brothers rose up and demanded that we acknowledge no other deity but our own. Threatened with eternal damnation at the polls, we meekly complied, looking foolish as we fecklessly flip flopped.
We really need to avoid confrontations like that in the future, and I think I have the perfect strategy for dealing with some current and upcoming issues that might raise the ire of some of our constituents.
The contentious issues in question are the Gay Sex Clubs that have sprung up in many of our high schools, Intelligent Design v Evolution, and sex education.
Let's combine these three seemingly unrelated but equally controversial topics into one easy to manage policy: the Forced Abstinent Design (FAD!) Club.
Here's how it will work:
It's well documented that abstinent equals straight, so we simply cure our gay students by forcing them to be abstinent. No more need for a Gay Sex Club.
Now, many of you may be howling with derision right about now, for it is well established that gays, much like rabbits, have little more than sex on their minds at all times. We'll overcome this problem of enforcement by utilizing the Pink Triangle Male Chastity Belt. Designed for men and boys, this sturdy contraption blocks all rear entry access with its stylish and lightweight but incredibly strong aluminum alloy construction. For instructional and other purposes, school principals, parents, and members of the clergy will have keys.
As for the girls, common sense dictates that girls cannot by homos, since, obviously, they have no little soldiers to insert into unclean orifi.
We'll introduce our kids to the Abstinence Only lifestyle in the FAD! Club, reinforcing the Pink Triangle Male Chastity Belt with peer pressure and intrusive governmental spying to ensure that both straight and formerly gay kids toe the line. We make membership in the FAD! Club a requirement for graduation. Since Abstinence Only is being taught in the FAD! Club, there is no need for any actual sex education in the curriculum proper.
Finally, on non-Christian religious holidays, we'll sponsor Intelligent Design theme parties, encouraging all students to take part by dressing up as their favorite Biblical historical character, honoring God the unknown designer who put life on earth just 10,000 years ago.
I think that we can all agree that these contentious issues could well tear apart our community and cause rifts that could take years to heal. By enacting the FAD! Club and making attendance mandatory, we will avoid potential confrontation by eliminating any possibility of controversy.
December 29th, 2005 - 14:28
Norwood….really???? Is this real???? Oh, please tell me that this is a joke….please let me know that people aren’t as stupid as I think they are….please give me hope that chastity belts are NOT back in style. Oh man….these people need a planet of their own, but not here! xxoo
December 29th, 2005 - 15:00
oh, it’s real alright. I just went out and bought my nephew one of those new fangled anal chastity belts. Burdines is selling them right next to the school uniforms and jock straps.
December 30th, 2005 - 11:04
Leave it to those mainstreamed department stores to think they know what’s cool. Now I’m going to have to update my protest signs. Man….
January 2nd, 2006 - 12:35
I think that the memo left out another possible wedge issue to exploit.
That is: The War on Christmas.
Our righteous brothers and sisters in Tallahassee will do well to point out that the ACLU and other liberal elite want to remove the “Christ” in Xmas.
Remember: shoot first and ask questions later!
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